Ethics
Commission

What they do

It is the goal of DuPage
County to guarantee fair, efficient and honest government to ensure the
integrity and objectivity of its Chairman, County Board Members and
employees.

The purpose of the Ethics Commission is to meet as a hearing
body to consider complaints regarding unethical conduct. The Commission does
promulgate rules and procedures, but that is only incidental to the hearing
process.

The purpose of the Ethics Adviser is to provide guidance to the
Chairman, any County Board Member or employee in the interpretation and
implementation of the Ethics Ordinance.

The purpose of the Investigator
General is to receive and conduct the initial review of complaints for the
Ethics Commission, and who acts as prosecutor of a complaint, if a hearing is
conducted.

For a more detail explanations of each member duties and
responsibility go to the Ethics Ordinance - Powers and Duties.

Meetings

Who they are

The Ethics
Commission is a five member board. The term of each commissioner will be two
years. The Ethics commission shall have jurisdiction over the Chairman, County
Board Members and employees of DuPage County.